Author: Nieuwenhuijsen MJ

Original article 2020;46(4):417-428   pdf full text
Occupational chemical exposures in pregnancy and fetal growth: evidence from the Born in Bradford Study

Shirangi A, Wright J, Blair EM, McEachan RRC, Nieuwenhuijsen MJ

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